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Research Topics Youth Voting/Political Participation 187,000 Young Voters Participate in Virginia Primaries; 137,000 in Maryland Primaries

187,000 Young Voters Participate in Virginia Primaries; 137,000 in Maryland Primaries

February 10th, 2008
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Washington, DC – 16 percent of eligible Virginia citizens under the age of 30 participated in the Virginia primaries, according to preliminary analysis by CIRCLE. 15 percent in the Maryland primaries.

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One Response to “187,000 Young Voters Participate in Virginia Primaries; 137,000 in Maryland Primaries”

  1. Jensen Says:
    January 16th, 2008 at 1:14 pm

    I’m not sure why anyone showed up since the vote is meaningless. Michigan was stripped of its delegates, the people that showed up voted only for the sake of voting, their voice won’t even be heard.

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